ref(core): Deprecate include from RequestData - #22906
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| * Controls what data is pulled from the request and added to the event. | ||
| * Defines what request data should be collected. | ||
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| * @deprecated Use `dataCollection` from the `init()` options instead. |
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Should we maybe be more specific how the old options map to the new dataCollection object or at least add a link where users can read more about this?
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I'll add a link. But this still stays in v11 and will likely only be removed in v12.
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